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A sharper Convicted .

STOCKTON, October Harry Nc
Donald, a young sharper who has
been in Jail here several months on
the charge Of robbing Captain Keyser,
of Tuolumne county, OF about $400,
was tonight convicted of grand lar
ceny and recommended to the mercy
of the court.
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A CAUTIOUS JUDGE.
He Feared That the Defendant
Was About to Escape.

He Feared That the Defena&nt
Was About to Escape.
San FRANCISCO, October 7.-While
the Armstrong embezzlement case was
in progress to-day, immediately after
the case had been given to the jury,
the defendant arose and moved toward
the door. The fact that Armstrong
is under heavy bonds was for the mo-
ment overlooked by Judge Toohy, who
in an excited tone called Armstrong
back and directed the deputy sheriff
to accompany him. AS soon as he
could recover his breath the judge ex-
planned that he thought there had
been trouble enough on that score
already
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swoRD-BEARER's STRENGTH.

Sword-bearer now has an estimated
following of 200. He has retreated to
the mountains with his braves and is
making medicine talk and holding a
war dance. Saturday is general issue
day and trouble is feared, as 1000 In
dians will be at the agency. The old
men council peace, but it is
feared that the majority Of the young
braves will go over to Sword-bearer.
He has been successful prophet and
has great influence. Preparations
have been made to put the women
and children in a place OF security,
but the agent refuses at present to
have more troops sent to the agency.
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ARIZONA INIMIGRATION.
Discontent at the Action of che
C0mmissiOner.

C0mmissiOner.
PRESCOTT, A. T., October 7.-Terrir
torial Auditor Hawkins refused to
draw warrants for the Commissioners
OF Immigration at the last legislature,
and attempted to abolish the office,
but failed. He made no appropria-
ton for paying the same. The people
of the northern part of the Territory
claim that the office is useless and
should be abolished, as the commits
sioner devoted all his time and the
money that is to be used for all the
Territory to booming the northern Sec
ton. The action of the Auditor is sus-
tanned by Law Attorney General
Goodrich.
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TERRY TALKS.

Judge Terry arrived here to-day
frorq Fresno. In an interview he said
that he was. ready to give any infor-
nation in regard to his recent charges
OF the attempt to bribe Judge Sulli-
van during the trial of the Sharon
case, whenever the proper authorities
make demand upon him. He said
that he had not yet been summoned
as u witness before the Grand Jury.
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RAIN AND SNOW.
Slight Storms In Many Parts Of
the State.

SIERRA Cry, October IA light
rain storm fell last night with little
snow on the mountains, doing good
by putting out forest fires which were
numerous. 1t is the first snow of the
season. eF
CoLToN, October IA slight shower
of rain fell here early this morning; a
wind storm blowing from the north
prevailing all day.
VfsALIA, October There was a
heavy gale from the northwest to-day
with sand storm.
COLES, October Several inches Of
snow fell on the north summit Of
Siskiyou last night.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Another Eastern Road
Heading for California.
NEW REAL ESTATE PROJECT.
A Special Freight Tariff Issued
FavOrably Affecting Ship
mentS to Texas.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
SANTA FE, October THE Chica-
GO, Rock Island and Pacific has had
surveyors in the field running line
through the mountains southwest OF
Trinidad. 1t is intended to enter Cal
ifornia near Tulare Lake.
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AFTER TILE LEyEE
Yancanxer,.nenar,

VANCOUVER, b. c., October -
The steamship Port Victor sailed last
night for Yokohama.
The Graveley block was destroyed
by fire to-day. Loss $l2, 900.
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ENTERPnIslNG ExPLo RI FRS.
lnfOrmatiOn Being collected Re.
garding the Far North.

Kard1nB the Far NOrths
OTTAWA, October 1.-THE Interior
Department has advices from the ex-
ploring party sent to Northern British
Columbia, which has been gathering
general information regarding the
country. The party proposes to winter
at Fort Reliance, about 100 north of
Victoria. After obtaining more men,
the party will endeavor to penetrate
across the country as far north as Mac
kenzie bay. The Arctic ocean explor-
ers will return home by a new route,
descending Mackenzie river and enter
ing civilization at Enmont. They ex-
pect to reach Ottawa next fall.
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"THE COUPON CRUSHER."
Judge BOnd says that 1t is
Illegal.

RICHMOND, Va, October Judge
Bond, of the United States Court,
to-day rendered an opinion in several
coupon cases before him, in which he
makes perpetual in each case the pre-
liminary injunction heretofore granted.
The Judge enjoins every common
wealth's attorney in the State from
putting the law known as "the
Coupon Crusher" into force and effect.
The opinion is very elaborate, and in
it Judge Bond characterizes the legis-
lature of Virginia as acting in defiance
of the United States Government.
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RAILROAD FREIGHT.
Uniformity of Classificati0l
Probable.

uniformity OF Classification
Probable.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 7.-Gen-
eral Traffic Manager Stubbs, Of the
Southern Pacific, is in receipt Of a
telegram sent from Chicago by Gen
eral Freight Agent Gray, stating that
the classification committee ap-
pointed by the late Chicago confer
ence of the Eastern and Western
roads had held its first meeting, and
that the indications were favorable
that the object of the conference to
secure uniform classification of freight
from the Atlantic to the Pacific would
be ACCOMPLISHED.
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A successful show.

SALINAS, October This is the
fourth day of the Monterey District
Fair. There was an immense crowd
at the pavilion last evening and a
much larger attendance at the races
this afternoon than any day yet.
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INSTANT INVESTIGATION.
The Chnrges of Bribery i'm ths
Sharon Case to be Sifted.

Ban FRANCISCO, October 7.-The
published statement is made that the
Grand Jury has decided to investigate
the alleged bribery in connection with
the Sharon case, and that subp9nas
have been issued commanding the
attendance OF Judges Terry and Sulli-
van and Mr.. Tyler, with a view Of
extracting from them what they know
in reference to corruption and bribery
in the case.
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DAwsoN,s DECISION.
The United States, Rig ghts. In the
Behring Sen.

OTTAWA, October 1.-The Dominion
Government has been apprised of the
decision of Judge Dawson, of Sitka, in
regard to the sealers seized this year.
All were found guilty of illegitimate
sealing, and the skins found on the
boats declared forfeited TO the United
States Government. The claim of the
Washington authorities to exclusive
jurisdiction in Behring Sea will proba-
bly, be fought out out in the United
States Courts before it is made sub
ject for an international commission.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
TerribI,, Earthuuake.,

HAVANA, October Owing to the
almost daily shocks of earthquake in
Santiago de Cuba, panic has seized
the inhabitants and business is al
most completely suspended. F
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BASE HITS.
Results of Yesterdays COmpetf'
tiOns ON the Diamond.

PrrrsBURa, October 7.-Pittsburg g.,
Chicago Z.
New YoRK, October New York
5, Philadelphia 5. Game called on
account of darkness.
WASHINGTON, October Wash
ington IL, Boston /.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 7.-Indian-
apolis 2, Detroit 2. Game called on
account of darkness.
New YoRK, October 7.-Metropol-
litans 9, Baltimore 8.
PHILADELPHIA, October 7.-Athlet-
les 10, Brooklyn 3.
Sr. LOUIS, October 7.--St. Louis IL,
Cleveland 2.
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Fire in a Foundry.

SACRAMENTO, October 7.-Gutten-
berg's foundry was destroyed by fire
this forenoon. The house of Martin
Colombo, adjoining, was also burned.
Loss over $40 900.
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KearneV IN Ihe Ea.t,

CHICAGO, October 7.--Dsnnis Kear-
ney, who arrived here from the Pa
cifc coast on the way to New York,
to-day made an effort to see the con-
demned Anarchists, but was denied
admission to the Jail.
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Badlv Hurt.

SANTA Cruz, October Word has
been received that one of the Harmon
Bros. lumbermen at Baneder Greek
was badly crushed to-day by falling
tree and is not expected to live.
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A Fatal Fall.

NArA, October 7.-Gertrude, the
thirteen year old daughter Of Thomas
Merritt, while picking walnuts, fell
from tree this afternoon, and died
in two hours from coneussion, Of the
brain. ~ siss Gsfs 1,...,s
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GrahAml Nurremdern.

PHOENIX, A. T.. October 7th.-
Thomas Graham, the remaining one
of the Graham party, to-day delivered
himself up to the Sheriff. He was
not wounded in the final fight as
stated.
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Special Service.

The following are the entries and
weights to be carried at to-day g c. n
te sts at Jerome Park and Latoi ia:
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A Ranking Failure.

Troy, N. Y, October 7th.-Ben
COLDER & Company, bankers, made
an assignment this morning: Liapii-
tiles believed to be half million.
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u,p,a n,,nth PcmnltY.

FoRT SMIrr, Ark, October 7'-silas
Hampton and Seaborn Green were
hung to-day in the United States jail
yard for murder.
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CHURCH CONFERENCES.
Meetings of Adventists, Mission.
ers and Others. :.

ers and Others.
SAN Francisco, October AT the
opening OF the Seventh Day Adventists
camp meeting at Oakland to-day, the
State Conference for the present year
was organized with Elder j. w.
Loughborough, President pro tenn,
Elder s. NJ. Haskell being in Europe.
The report Of the California branch
of the International Tract and Mission
ary Society was read and Elder II. A.
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RuTHEKFORD,s REPLY.

The RcstrictiOns on California
Produce Mitigated.
SAN Francisco. October IA day
or two ago it was mentioned that the
Texas State Board Of Health had mo-
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: EASTERN EVENTS.
Status Of the Knights Of
Labor Organization.
SOME REFORM PROPOSITIONS
Tampa, Florida, Visited by Yellow
Fever-Great CONSERVATION
Am Ong the Residents.

| Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, October T.
General Secretary Litchman presented
his report to the knight OF Labor con.
vention to-day. Since the last Gen.
eral Assembly he says the apparent
decrease in membership has been
1876, 900, but the most of it, he esti-
mates, is composed of those who came
into sthe order during the rush OF
1886, and who proved themselves
weakness rather than strength.
A SAVINGS BANK NEEDED.
Among the recommendations made
by the General Secretary, is one that
the subject of establishing co-opera-
tive savings association be carefully
considered by the committee. The
Secretary recommends more stringent
prohibition of the name of the order
or any of its symbols for business pur-
poses. On this point the Secretary
says that the General Assembly would
be justified in passing law, placinga
boycott on every article upon which
the initials of the order, or any of its
symbols were used without the sane
tion of the general executive board.
AN ABsCoNDING OFFICIAL.
Regarding the embezzlement of
funds by local officer, who subse-
quently absconded, the Secretary rec
ommends that it be stated in the con-
stitution that the notice of trial be
sent to the last known address of the
absconding officer and be considered
as legal summons.
WORKING WOMEN.
Mrs. T. NJ. Barry, general investi-
gator. made her annual report, en-
bracing the result of her inquiries into
the condition Of the working women
of the country. She recommends
that it be made compulsory upon
every district, state or national trade
assembly to have one or more educa-
tional establishment and that the or
ganizers be urgeI to put forth greater
effort to inculcate the true principles
OF order in the minds OF the members.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
LOwENTHAL,s SENTENCE.
Five Days imprisonment and I
Fine Of $500.

SAN Francisco, October 1.-THE
contempt case Of H. H. Lowenthal, the
attorney, for seizing papers in the case
of'"Little Pete" in the store on Jackson
street, after Judge Coffey had issued
an order to foreman Menzies OF the
grand jury to seize them, was con-
cluded,before Judge Coffey this after
noon. Judge Coffey sentenced Lowen-
thai to five days Imprisonment and a
fine of $500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
New Te1eDhep,e Wire,

STOCKTON, October 7.-Telephone
communication has now been estab-.
lished between this city and Lodi.
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first; /; Goldfellow second; vancluse,
third. Time, 3 :1a

/ II
SALINAS, Octobef THE first race
was trot for tlFee-year-olds, besl
two in three-mile pats for purse Of
$3.50. J. B. Ivefkon entered Mann
brino Boy, P. Kill4m, Captain Kidd,
and W. J. smeltfer, Billy Baxter.
Mambrino Boy won in two straight
heats stime, 2 2:491Aand 2:471S.
The next was \ trottihg race for
yearlings, best two n three mile heats,
Tor a purse Of SlOO, between A. Jes-
sens Alf, J. r. Dafison's Maud G, T.
Kennedy's Lady Sargent, J. Costello's
Polly Hopkins and j. d. Cochran's
Jim Mulvenna. Polly Hopkins won
the race in two straight heats, Maud
C second. Mulvenna third; time, 4
minutes, and 2:50H.
The last was novelty race of a mile
and quarter for $3.50; for each of the
first four quarters, $25, and $50 for the
last quarter. w. p. Livingstone ent-
cred Prince Victor, A. Simns, John
ME Simns, and p. Collins, Lady r.
Victor won the first quarter, Simns
the second and third, and Lady r the
fourth and fifth; time, 2:21.
CONTESTS AT CONCORD.
CONCORD, October First race to-
day, trot for yearlings, one MILE.
r. won and Skipaway second, in 3 :54.
Trotting race, three in five-Maid of
Oaks, Dick Brown, John Carter and
Maud Palmer, starters. Maid won in
three straight heats. Best time, 2 2:31.
Running race, half a mile dash, be-
tween Queen Bee and Tule Hog. The
former won in 81.
The directors sustained the decision
of the judges, declaring the pools off
on the last race yesterday, disregard
ing all protests.
FREsNo's REPORT.
FRESNO. October I'm the racn
from yesterday for the 2:3y
class the fifth heat to-day was takee
by Fresno, time 2 ;36, and the sixth b5
Fresno in 2:42.
Mile dash, Manzanita won. Time,
| AS.
Trotting race, mile heats, Dick
Chief, White Ash, Addie E., and
Pasha starters. Pasha won the first
heat in 2 :39, and the second heat in
:39. The third heat Chief won in
:43.
Five furlong dash between Valiens,
Serpolette and Pinto, was won by
in :05. /
vALLEJo's COMPETITIONS.
VALLEJO, October First ra ce,
40 class, for a purse of $300-Flora
B won in three straight heats; best
time, 2:35. Other entries, Burton,
and Maud.
Three minute class-Hattie won the
second heat 2:451a, Annette taking
the other three in 2 80, 2:46, 2:46.
A grand stock display took place
this forenoon. The parade was over
half mile long.
BAY DISTRICT RACES.
SAN Francisco, October 1.-THE fall
meeting of the Bay District Associa-
ton opened to-day.
First race, 2:35 class-Starters,
Clifton Belle, Earl, Perihelion, Emma
Baby Mine and Natica. 1t
was won in three straight heats by
Clifton Belle, Perihelion second,
Baby Mine third. Best time, 2:25L
Second race, match for 800 a side
between the PAGERS Damiana and Mis-
,ion Boz. Damiana won in three
straight heats; best time, 2:S01a.
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WORKING WOMEN. .
THE YELLOW JACK.
An Outbreak In Florida People
Panic.striCken.

An Outbreak In Florida People
Panic.stricken.
TAMPA, Fla, October 7.-Officials
this morning discovered the existence
of yellow fever. There were two
cases, of u mild type. One death oc-
cured. The people are panic-stricken
and the city is being deserted. There
is little excuse for general alarm, as
the weather is most favorable to health
and early frost is anticipated.
THE NEWS CoRRoBoRATED.
New ORLEANS, October IA spe-
cial from Key West, Florida, by
steamers from Tampa tonight con-
firms the reports of the appearance
and spread OF yellow fever at that
place. Details show that the situa-
ton is grave. Up to last night thirty
cases and four deaths were reported.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

MADISON, Wis.,, October z.-On the
arrival OF the Presidential party
here this afternoon the party was ac-
corded an enthusiastic receptions and
was escorted to the capitol ground
where the welcoming address was
made by Judge Cole, Chief Justice Of
Wisconsin. s.ss
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
JEROME PARK.


JEROME PARK.
First race, seven-eighths of mile
Bradford, 109; Richmond. 109; Ovid,
lO9; Choctaw, ITO; Drake, 92; B.
June, 103; Pericles, 107; Climax, ia
Mammie Hunt, ia; Mary Buckley,
filley, 80; Ontario, 90; Vankesha,
50; Rosalind, 50; Eohan, 1872; Girls
settle, 90; Grenadier, 106; Straths-
pey, 1OS.
Second Race, five furlongs, 2-year-
olds-Cascade, 112; Leo H, l12; Be-
linda, 112; Luminary, 105; Leara,
1O5; Speedwell, 105; Faux Pas, 1O5 ;
Courser, 1903; Umpire, 108; Famta, 98.
Third race, one and one-eighth miles
-Stuyvesant, III; Miss Ford, 112;
Laggard, 112; Lady Primrose, 1l2;
Kingston, 119; Diadem, 104; Belve-
dere, ITO; Wilford, lis; Q. Elizabeth,
1O6.
Fourth race, one and three-sixth
miles-Stockton, 1903; Choctaw, 109;
Lelogas, l0S; Drake, 92 Harvard, 81
King of Norfolk, 100; Bessie June,
1903; Mollies Last, 105; Darwin, 95
Tenstroke, 106; Lelex, 119.
Fifth race, selling-Choctaw, 11S;
Friar, 1O3; Nellie Van, 1903; Brown
Duke, 1O3; Mitchell, 100; Ten
booker, ll5; Regal, 81; Windsail, 81
Editor, 90; Nettle, So; Harwood, 90
Nellie B, 81; Belmont, "a; Brait, 112
Phil Lee, 1O2.
LAToNIA.
First race one mile; selling-Jules
Mumm, Effie Hardy, John Morris,
Lewian, Malaria, Phil Lewis, Frome
Smise.
Second race. seven-eighths of a mile
Paragon, Miss Ruth, Glenhall,
Hecla, Mamie Hay, Kroflin, Effie H,
T. O'Shanter, Catalpa, Wanderoo,
Dark Hall, Councillor, Estrella, Bank
rupt.
Third race, five-eighths of a mile
Biggoyette, Clamor, Lizzie O., S. Eu-
phrasia, Orange Girl, Aberdeen, Hell
en- Brooks, Lady Virgil, Hector, Kitty
Gwin, We Wa, Bypath and Fustoc.
Fourth race, three-quarters of amile
-Longslipper, 1875; Duhme, 1873 i;
Amos, Il0; Calcutta, 100; Jim Doug
las, 148; Freeman, 1928; Harrodsburg,
l13; o. B., 1875; Evangeline, no; Re-
verse, 10; Fugato, lib; Red Leaf, 115.
Fifth race, one mile, Latania prize
Clarion, IO4; Valuable, 10Y; Poteen,
I12; Wary, III; Tom Hood, los ;
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RELEASED ON BAIL,

Lowenthal was released tonight on
a writ of habeas corpus issued by JUS
tice Thornton, with bail fixed at $500.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-01-01
From Trousdale.
70 the Staudad.

70 the Staudad.
We are having rain this morning
and more mud and deeper mud than
IS appreciated.
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather some of our farmers are pre-
pairing for another crop by clearing
fence rows and repairing fences,
which every farmer should do before
the time comes to begin the crop.
Robt. Campbell has almost COM
pletely renovated our village by
tearing down old things and making
new ones.
A good many changes are being
made in this section; some selling
out and moving West Others anxious
to sell.
James Swami has sold his farm
near here, to a Mr.. Hoover from
Cannon county.
Henry Wilson has sold his grist
and saw mills to Mrs. Starkey and
her son-in-law from Coffee county.
Cud Mitchell and Henry Wilson
Will start to Texas next Monday.
But little sickness in this section.
Prof. Hips school closed at Caney
Branch few days ago with examina.
ton and exhibition at night. Mr..
Hip is good educator and has given
universal satisfaction. We hope he
will be employed a second term.
On last Thursday evening at the
residence of Mr.. Joseph Egleston, the
Rev. S. w, Lenning, of Coffee county
and Miss Aida d. V. Springs, ofthi,
county, were married, DR.. NJ. S
Brewer officiating. May much JOY
and happiness be their lot in the fu
ture life. r.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-01-01
Kansas City, Dec. Goth, 1886.

Murfreesboro News: The lease
system has again become a question.
Propositions have been made to work
them on the public roads of the State
and also on new railroads, but met
with no favor. In the meantime the
question has not settled itself any
more than it was when first started.
Itseems that it is difficult to devise
any plan that will suit every body
any better than the present system.
The system may have its defects, but
it is probably as good as any one that
could be devised. If the convicts are
inhu manly treated, stop the inhu-
man treatment. Still, when Grim
inal is sent to the penitentiary, it is
not expected that his bed will be one
of roses.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-01-01
DIBRELL.
Personal Points and Pithy Paragraphs
From North Warren.

Christmas day passed off quietly
and pleasantly with me. / enjoyed
e good sermon by Elder Preston and
after it, q good dinner, which was
Eelished and appreciated.
The services at Mt. Zion are still
being continued day and night. |
ann sure that all who havegiven their
attendance have been benefited.
w. w. Mullican passed this Mon
day. evening enroute for Smithville
and stopped just long enough to give
us and few Others a hearty shake Of
Che hand and have a healthy laugh.
We wish Billy much pleasure and en-
;oyment while on this visit.
Mrs. Rachel Bass is quite sick with
fever. We hope she will soon be
better.
learn of the death of James Buck
hanan Cope. / was acquainted with
him from boy. Oh how short it
seems that our days are, and with
many, full of trouble. Let us look
beyond the valley and shadow OF
death for perpetual and everlasting
happiness.
We had an interesting Sunday
school review last Lords day at Mt.
Zion. Many of the students and es-
pecially the young ones, reflected
credit upon themselves for the adj
vancement they have made since the
school was organized at this place.
Mr.. Isaac Bass and family spent
Christmas at Dibrell, and were the
guest of Mrs. Nal. Potter. We were
truly glad to have 50 many little girls
to cheer us. Surely no family can
enjoy themselves in a true sense
without them; their music is like
that ofbirds in spring time.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-01-01
INCREASE.
Incidental Mention of People aud Their
Affairs from Standard Contributor.

From all can gather Christmas
has passed with little amusement,
and this was so with your correspon-
dent, who felt very dull, indeed. The
young folks had social gathering at
the house of Butler Smith on Christ
mas night, and we presume they en-
joyed themselves immensely. Chas.
X. Mauzy, Jr., got his eye hurt so
badly it is feared he will lose the
sight of it, but we hope it is not hurt
30 bad as at first supposed. People
should be careful of fireworks, as they
are dangerous, and carelessneSs on
the part of those who use them some
times causes irreparable loss.
Mr.. George Haynes proposes to
teach a singing school at Friendship,
in the 3rd district. Mr.. Silas Ballard
is teaching school at Shiloh; and the
young men have prayer meeting
organized at that place, which meets
every Sunday night. There is a de-
batting club organized at the Brick
School House, The colored people
had Christmas tree at the Martin
School House Christmas night.
Mr.. Frank Roberts was married to
FRS. Ann MCGEE on the 9th inst.
also Mr.. Holly Gribble, of Warren,
to Miss Nancy Dillon, of Van Buren,
county, on the 23d inst.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-01-01

The Bishop of Metlahkahtla was out
on the road lately when he was attacked
by six Indians, they thinking he was
an ordinary mortal; but to their detin-
tie surprise. the prelate led off with his
left, followed it up with a postman's
knock with his right, ducked and
butted the breath out of another, hit
another below the belt, in the bread
basket, and, dancing around them like
a will-o'-the whisp knocked them all
out in no time AZ the end of this, the
first and last round, the worthy Bishop
was freSher than ever.